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LOVE ME LITTLE. LOVE ME LONG.
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ORIGINALLY PRINTED IN 1864
Love ine little, love me longl
Is tile burden Of my song;
Love that iStoo hot and strong
Burnelh soon to waste.
Still would not have the cold
Not too backward, not too bold
Love that lastetn till I is old
I'aueth not ~ haste
Love mc little, love me long
Is the burden Of my song,
II thou lowest me too much,
r viii not prove us true Il touch:
Love me little more than Such,
For fear the end.
I'm with little well content,
Anda little from thee sent
Is enough, with true intent
To be steadfast, friend.
Say thon lowest me, while thou live
| to thee my love win give,
Neycr dreaming TO deceive
While that life endureS;
Nay, and after death, IN sooth.
] to thee will keep my truth,
As now IN my May of youth.
This nv love assures.
Constant love is moderate ever.
And it will through life perscyer;
Give me that with true endeaNor
will ii restore.
A suit Of duraucc LET 1t be,
For all weathers, that for me-,
For the land or for the sea-:
Lasting cvcrmure.
Winters cold or summers heat,
Autunn's tempest on 1t beat;
II can never know defeat,
Never can rebel.
such the love that | would gain.
such the love | tell thee plain.
Thou must give. or WOO in vain;
So tO thee farewell.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-11-05
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-11-05

In the bright lexicon~of speculation
there is nothing so uncertain as sure
thing.
-Abold-hcadcdb bOok-keeper should never
try to wipe his pen on his hair
-Elcctrcily is very serious matter,
and yet Edison makes light of it.
AT St Helena, California. few days
ago. several thousand gallons of ten-year-
old California wine sold for three cents a
gallon.
- Read the c ARuoN ADvoCATE
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-11-05
Advertising Rates
Il. v. Morthimer. Jr., Publisher.
For Legal Notices.

English statemen liye longer than
American statesmen. nut they don't have
so much fun.
Hardly anybody would care to change
places with the turtle. and yet he has
great snap.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-11-05
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17

The Pine Tree State club gave its first
Nendome in Boston Friday evening. Hon
John ID. Long, the president, presided
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, Senator Frye, Hon
o. ID. Baker, Hon. Lewis Barker Hon. J.
Maine, were among those present One
of the most brilliant speeches was made
by Hon Hannibal Hamlin from which we
quote as follows:
Massachusetts was once Il part of Maine.
Great applause. You all know that it is
very frequently said that Maine was once
part of Massachusetts. That is mis-
statement We were five times large
a. Massachusetts i'm our territorial extent,
and therefore the smaller part is the part
that is annexed and not the larger. In
coarse way. IL is the dog and the was of
the tail of the dog. Laughter. Well,
what is the character of the good men who
have come to Massachusetts and who
adorn this venerable. this worthy Com
monwealth: Who have We sent here! Let
Us 90 out to Harvard and look into your
schools and see what there Is there Who
was the poet that Maine sent YOU that had
"A reputation a. wide As the English lali-
gua@e. Longfellow was born and educa-
ted in Maine. Who stands at the head of
the Divinity School in Harvard to-day
but the scholarly and the accomplished
Everett: He honors the position; the po-
sltion honorS him. And there are at least
two or three other professors in that col
legc at this time. and one of my own name.
and a very distant relative, has but recent.
Is died Maine has contributed to the old
university at Harvard thc>, mon. for whom
YOU may thank Maine. of whom You may
De proud a. well A. we are ourselves.
Come down little ncarct. When you
want A man " 10 will make a really good
tioN ernor YOU come down To Maine I" get
your candidate. Applause. If YOU get
into "A little complication and a little doubt
about the result Of the thing, and YOU
want a man who will run the thing tri-
unphantly and successfully. you pick mp a
Maine box and he docs il. Let me see.
Your great war Governor was Maine
man. tod bless his memory. Great ap
pause John 4 Andrew was born and
educated in the State of Maine. Ma>>a-
chu>ctt> made llm her distinguished Coy
truur In the time IF the war that tried
mems souls. Then. not long after that,
when Won wanted a man that should in
sure Won success. Won took this gentleman
who sits IN me Hon. John u. Long. Wi"
graccd the position Of the Executive of
this STATE 'rrrIt applause
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17
The Stain Case,

In conversation with reporter tn Au-
-u-ta Wr,uC lay. Attorney General Rakcr
said There arr vet 10 ucw Developments
in the Stain ease Mr. Appleton. county
attorney for renuh>cot. Wa hcrr to-day.
and We were looking UP matters around
here" II Wa suggested that there were
quite number "t clew~ iu AMI around
Augusta scented At the time Of the hear
lug. '.l-> Of course lIrg" number ot
tines, runners IL they may b. termed,
prov, useless but We cannot tell until they
are followed Hp what thcs WIFI amount
10. hut u hat we 30 lind ont Aa~ Ia he Kept
t. ourselves a. mnch A. possible II a
new ~Iapcr publishes what wr may mud
out. the drfrnc" viii gain an advantage
which Wc do not wis. u .iNc li.
DO You not think THAI ia" paper hA'r
itccn Of considerable assistance ia thi~ c.s>e
and That t1r>, have h,cu solely iu>lru-
mental ia bringing certain matters {"
light
Certainly dus before the trial. THIS
were a great help and are dc>cN in II
great crr,iit. hu; uuw you must NADER
stand u, ha,g ip sit thc~, 'irw- d.',u -
quietly - possible and Naru W. ri, lind
4 kernel Of wheat anun- the ,hsf wc
krei Still about it, ami when the proper
time comes it viii l'c forthcoming.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17

Anarchists Engcl Fischer Parsons aud
Spies were hung in Chicago, Friday. hav-
in. been COM ictcd and sentenced for muir
der at the llaymarket riot IN that city in
May l,sG. Lingg, the most desperate Of
the condemned men. cheated the 2allpw :
by placing a Illuminating cap in hi mouth
and setting fire 10 it, 4 terrible cNplp-
sion followed. SCATTERING the victim :
face. from " hich lie died in a few hours.
GOV. Ogle>by committed the sentences Of
Ficlden and Schwab 10 Imprisonment for
life decmng that the characters Of the
two men warranted "A modification Of their
sentences in the interest of humanity and
without doing violence 10 public justice.
Extraordinary precautions were taken BY
the authorities against any disturbance of
the public peace by those in sympathy with
the executed men and there were no out
breaks. Anarchists in America will be
likely to remember henccforth the picture
OF the gallows in Chicago.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17


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>P''a'f soun- III
FARMERS "'e -et'in- ieA.'f ~ "i't''
most every one sem 80 ma d" i',''I J'''
81 repairing y 40 20 '''''Ne '''''i cummings
more conn" ''o'''
+. X. Bowdcn l. reminding hi, dam
which was some time az" demolished ~
Forest Grlndle. But Il appears from me
result of the recent lawsuit IN relation
thereto. that Forest hiI legal i!@ht /" go
.,..
horace q N'n> ia, I ~, ~.
from ie' ", ';''I,'' -
W, ol,J - III. EI,,ar Perkins I,.L
;,., =, ,,au after 50 homo and sever. ill.,
80 U.n. he NAV thoroughly recover.
We hear that Horace Perkins La, re-
fused s275 for his black four wears old
colt.
Rev Mr. Lindsey or Pine street NJ T.
church Bangor. will lecture at the VI L..
church at the Bay TUESDAY evening. up 81,
Ject' ireland anu tiie iliNh ''PNT, ~, ino
ter an tho ..Crusaf.. of the Middle Ag,.,
was an eloou.nt production. and was a
clear and interesting SYNOPSIS OF 'ne re-
| hSldas history 81 'hdl pci''"' = - -,
preached here for some time Mr. Milf
! ken was enthusiastically applauded at the
| close. Through the EFFORTS of Rev. Mr..
Nanton, course OF lectures WIN " s'H W,
/ al North fehoo>eot aiu al inc pa! Wy
/ nope TINS course VIII DC as wen patience,
"a the one given al the pay lasl IAN anu
winter we can 'hinh VI u" pe.'ei means n5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17

The Republican State committee met
at Augusta Thursday evening. Besides
the members Of the committee many prom
inent Republicans Of the State were pres
ent. II wa, decided that but one conven-
tion should be held next spring and at that
time to nominate governor and elect del
gates to the next national convention.
The work Of the committee was very
harmonious and much enthusiasm was
manifested over the good work done by
the Republicans in the recent elections.
From this city there were present Senator
Hale and Hon. II. b. Saunders member
of the Republican State committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17

Mr.. Editor = am often
asked if advertising in the
American pays. | think 1t
does. 1t is often said to me,
| see by your ad. in the Am
criCan, that you are selling
garments, furs, dress goods,
silks, chat you warranty,
hosiery, gloves, &c, &c, at
reasonable prices, and after
looking my stock over,com-
pairing prices and quality OF
the goods, they often re-
mark, YOU do not keep
quite as large stock as some
of Your neighbors, but you
seem to have Just what we
want, and YOU may fill our
orders. Our trade has about
doubled since last year
which We must credit IN
part to advertising a gain
ing knowledge of the wants
CT our customers. and i'm
bucd with 4 determination
to please and confident
that We can not bc under
sold we shall continue our
ad. in the American. hoping
it will be a benefit to every
patron As well As to our
selves. Yours Truly,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17

A band of over $50 negroes attacked
an immigrant family encamping out in the
country near Jacksonville, Florida, Thurs
day. They shot the father dead and took
TO the woods with the girls. A party of
citizens al cnce organized and the girls
were rescued before the negroes had time
to maltreat then. The excitement at the
outbreak is intense. 1t nov looks as if
there will be a wholesale iynehing of the
offenders.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17

pu,tnlri interest ia ab,u. i.iUl acre. n tluf-~
i.iiu! situated Iu tng term IT Maria iiIr. THIS
TRAIT ht- been hptsli. ru. ilut contains tIu.,r i
growth ~ uluh.i ald IL ,5l Irnl atft ,t ti price
I'm Which II ,.iu hc huu-ar. There b large.
ainutnt of good Farming laui upon II th:i is ,pI.
Hrnitntlt i"ratyi near tbs rui'iir highway.
one tiirl interest Ia about lieo aetr- i' town.
s'tip NJ. a. c,,ntalniIl. i LtaAN -rut,th az pint,
spruce 1ui hen'ncs ing- amt c",lat. II IL ,"H-
seuirntly situated Ion ir iin[ purposes lnd d "le
~ lie Ino-; valuable toWu-'l4p. "n Ei'H i;t'eT
one third interest Il luut ..cu s,l,- y town
>hip ~. 49, Known a. the tarrur ht This tract
contains u heavy growth 81 log and = valuable
land
Another thld Of tie min property and HE
above described lands can be bought q reason
able price and the remaining thith q Ia. mil can
ic leased FOR term az Years
The stock Of logs ant cedar no~ lying IN Uuion
River and estimated 2,JH,O-O.
4 tract Of timber hand situated IN the town Il
De,iham, knoan the Mountain 'uut land and
estimated contain about .iGt1 4 This tract
has large growth OF hard and sat wool timber
AMI is conveniently located for driving purposes.
About 800 acres Of timber Lara ,alGalilc M its
large growth Of various kinds OF hari wool tim
her, besides goul growth If spItca and h, mock,
situated" on the " sierra shores Of Reels Pond.
About $500 acres OF valuable timier land, sit
uAted 10 township no ). range H. Somerset "oun-
tv, This j. . wen tint cred uacf ann Mi Ne sold
at a bargain
y acres III township NJ :. luoun b. Mitchell
l,.t in VI, :
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17

", y. ~ult. Druggist. Bippu~, lnd.. ic-li-
ft~ II cJu rrrommrnd Electric Bittrr> a.
the very br-t remedy. Every bottle sold ha-
given relief % every case. bnr man ionh
bottles and wa- cured Of Rheumatism of -
wears standing" Abraham iIr., druggist.
Brll,i ohio, aiiirnI~ The best >cilin-: llcd-
rinc have ever handled in my ~ wears rN-
prriyncr. j. Electric ljiltrr>. Thousands ~
others have added their testimony. - that The
verdict i Unanimous that Electric lftrr- do
cure AL diseases Of The Liver kidney, Mr. Blood.
oni, half dollar a bottle At q A. Parchrr'>
pru. store.
RI Pain from iud-c,lion dyspepsia. and tuo
hearty eating j. relieved at once b, taking one
OF Carter Little Liver Pills Immediately after
dinner nuH't forget thi, For >ale by :. H.
i--in.
C-h-o-o. t-h-o-o,, C-ll-o-o.!
Don't >nrcze. ,utrzo, hawk. hawk. spit,
blow and disgust cvcrl body with Your Often
>itc breath. II you nave acrid. wdtery dix
charges from the nose aud eyes, throat dis
t;t>e. causing choking SENSATIONS. cough. ring
liz noises in head splitting hra,liChr ami 9th
81 symptoms OF nasal catarrh, remember that
the manufacturers Of DR.. Sage taiarIh Rem
edf offer. ia good faith. 800 reward for a case
Of cnttrrh which they cannot cure. Tie Rem
cdy i sold by druggists at only % cents
Ayers sar>apariila act directly and
promptly purifying and enriching the hood,
improving The appetite. strengthening the
nerves, and inv igorating the system. II i. in
the true,t sense, an alternative medicine. Every
invalid should give it u trial.
A mans wife should always be The same.
especially to her husbaia. but if >he j, weak
and nervous. and uses Garter, Iron Pills. She
cannot be, for they make her feel like diff
ferent person" at least they al say. and
their husband, say 20 too. Carriers Iron Pills
equaiiZe the circulation. remove nervousness
and give strength and rest. Try them. For
sale by ;. u Wiggin.
- BE WISE TO-DAY. lis madness to neg
lect cough or cold, however slight Con-
sumption may follow, and though DIR. WIS
TARs BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY has fire.
qurniIy cured Ibis much dreaded disease. it al
most invariably cures the primary diseases OF
The throat lungs ana chest. VI here other RENE
dies fall
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17

The following from the Lewiston
Saturday Jouram is. ar this time, very
good reading
The lesson of last Tuesdays elections,
according 70 our exchanges
BlaiDe is the only man whom the re
pEbHcsns can elect.
Blaine will not be nominated.
Cleveland viii be the I,eXt president.
Cleveland will not t,e es4eted.
il that Republican success in lsss is assured.
The mugwumps hold the balance of
power.
The mugwumps have lost their grip.
We are going to have an open win
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17
STATE OF MAINE.
BY THE GOVERNOR.
Proclaim tto1a.

Acknowledging with sincere gratitude the zig
nal revelations Of the impartial g"odnc-- 81 N
mighty tod the creator 81 all and the gt'er OF
every present good. which have been vouchsafe'i
u tIs IN the inustimahlc hesstog- He has he-t""
~ upon rs throughout the past year, and IN ac
-alsiancr v ith Nonti atri custom. and the RECON-
ypcn,iatun Of thu President 81 the nit"'i states
with the a.ivlce Of the Executive Council do
hcrcl,, appoint Thur-day, November 24th' ~
a. a day ii public Thank -gsiug and praise,
Fpr the continuance Of ~ nty, for prosperity IN
al our material resources Tor freedom ft"m ur
ing pp-tilencc for the ma ked progress ~
religion education ami the great temperance ann
other moral reforms for the grow ing strength OF
tirtrInciplc- OF civii and religious liberty estsh
N-hta n, the Father. for All the causes Tor 10
.iis iluai gratitude rt al the pcopl" 4" thl- state
ah-taiu!ug from their usual secular cmpioNmtntS
ami assembling. In thtir patr. OF public worship
,.r around thor family hcArth-t"n ohFT heart
felt thank So the Heavenly Father
Remembering .i-t that l,--.- and sorrow arr
ti- common at Of humanity bet the people cherish
Thoughts .t t.n.,rue-- aud ciiSfly and make glad
thu hearts ct tu,, lt,oI Hnc suffering by sympathy
ANA generous gift- Of material aid.
t,.,su At tne Council thamher 10 augusta ms
,-ht ,Ia, ~ November 10 the year Of our l.'r'i
,l,. thtn-aud eight hundred and etsh'H seven
arf ut the Independence ~ the nit'-l state
IL America the 500. hIu'T,-l and twelfth
Jp>trH x RpDN ELL.
~ iiIy t.vNVTHHt
.pRANA>pAI SMITH, SECRETARY 81 state
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17

-TAe Republican inspectors Of two OF
she heaviest Democratic wards in Troy, New
York. refass t. sign the returns, alleging
gh. groSSesi frauds
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17
Notice.

LII persons holding orders drawn the
\ Trt.asu of the town of fremont prior to
Jannar, !. I-s3. vii please present the same for
ia yment ON or before December 20, 1857, as inIer
estNilI cease after that dat on all orders drawn
John q. WILSON, Treasurer q
Tremont, Noy. II, 1857. lwi6
tpsreA HOUSE, Ellsworth, NE SGye ml,er II,
1851. Sealed proposals will he received until y
NJ, November y, lss1 for supplying coal required
for this building. Particulars application.
iw46 ERASTUS REDMAN, Custodian.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17
The Elections.
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC on STATE TICKET
But LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN.
REPUBLICANS GAIN sl5s IN MAssACuU-
SETS.

REPUBLICANS GAIN sl5s IN M,ssACuU
Nearly full returns do not materially
change the election results. Massachus-
etts shows S,l5s republican gain over last
wear New York elects the democratic state
ticket by about 25 900 plurality, and re-
publican Legislature. The republicans
have the New Jersey legislature, and gives
the republicans the Senate. which Is to
participate in the election Of L. :. Sen
ator, next year. The republicans carry
PENNSYLVANIA by 80 900 plurality, and
Ohio by 25000, gain of 5000. The re-
publicans also carry Iowa and Nebraska,
and the democrats Maryland and Virginia
by reduced majorities.
MASSACHUSETTS.
GOV Ames's plurality is l7.6ll. against
9,413 last year This year he has a clear
majority Of G,55G. against 923 in 1856
| For Lieutenant Governor, Mr.. Bracket re
ceived 49, 3s3 votes, against Is, 139 for
1 Col Cutting making Mr. Brackets plu-
rality 22l44. The vote for the prohibit
tory candidate for governor, 1867, i less
than $500 greater than in 1856.
The legislative contests have excited
much interest, particularly with regard 70
/ the Senate, beCau~c of the efforts 81 the
), liquor dealers especially t" captur" that
/ branch. and because of the bitter lights
engaged In in the same districts from purely
local causes.
With the returns all in. the Senate
stands 80 republicans to Ia democrats
against - and Is respectively. ia the lcgi>-
laturc Of 1855.
In the House there have been equal re-
Publican gains in thr east but they hay"
been nearly Offset hy the increase If dem
ocratS in the western delegation With
out three districts not Yet heard from
the House stands l6l republicans. - 'len-
oCrat~ aud independents In the prs
cut Legislature, the party strength was ~
republicans ami - democrats
>fw NoKN-
New York gives til. democratic stale
ticket jjnio plurality democratic gain
Of - .uno from - The George ticket had
b g3& votes.
Nine hundred aud ninety live election
districts ID Nrw loro State. oui>idt no
New York aud King c,tint,t~. -ayr ta1k
lG4..i7. Grant ~ udi huntington .a.-
4It George g.035 ~ ~lmr districts Ip
l>e5 gave I'LL lG9. $40. Davenport lH>.iit.
Ba~com I3.ltl
The George ynt. nil reach .,3uut ii.-
~" and The pr"hjbif"rs part} vote n'a'i'
A. much
Truaahy the democratic ticket wi4i hh''
goo plurality largely III" result "i Tine
money ami aid IF 'hc i.Yn"r interest
The returns ~n Gar rtt'rl la'H i-r
that tile u,Ni assembly "ll HlN" II t
rualicau~ aua - q .m 'si-.t,
Erie county. tt-ttl4ui.- ln}nr tl~ 'nr.
republican y, ahout $3.50 plurality Huf-
f.l, ,.i...-r,.I ., r,trtt-.t.,n t.fe.f l'.f.tf,i
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17

The Anarchists had nothing to say
in regard to the action of the supreme
court.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17

>Nt0. Ne, Aux -. isr'i.
Nv wife suffered terribly FROM IheGsua;i-m aud
neur.lta for NJ wears was Frustrated most Of the
time each aFuic asa q. bel j, err vt last Is
months ago D., i,.k to l.cI Ac remaining ri.
for ycar, suffering t"rtuIc- ilt'e-, rtLahlc.
For mcntIis ,,ia not sleep much Hut -tcod oy ur
her Wing u rel eAr h,r tcrrihlc tatu-. vt first
large du-c- Of morphine eurt To relieve her
some III att; II even liai ii dn-c- bad
rHert ~ ateNry. FINALLY snu commenced tnta 9 hr.
Cobb lheuauatic care, sta'i Ia twenty iuur hours
her pain lett l' lrter to return, H he t.as able
Ia walk about tHc rom Next iB -hc walked 10
the IA G. t.t>f ray she walked i'u rud- and n
day she y aike'l ml' tllgEt iucnul cnienr- and
III Il fortnight MAS H'irclt well tud atic tod, her
hot-eWorS, atd has remained ia perfect health
since; u aise tiut fer Til Womb riHi remedy.
JOHN + NDULTON.
Foreman BoN Factory ami saw Ni!I.3j III ola It.
Resi- cree T.. Ii CON 81 :;
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Gbr tIlsWortb american.
THURSDAY. NOV. IT. 1887

We do not read anonymous letters and commnni
cations. The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publica
ion but a guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake TO return or preserve com
munications that are not used.